Definition of Terms

Cultivate - A way to help people in order to develop or grow.

Crucial Ability - A crucial ability is an important ability, skill, or capability.

(Collins English Dictionary, 2023)

Decline - Decline is an action to turn away without approving, accepting, or

taking into consideration. (Dictionary, n.d.)

Equip - Equip is used to supply a person or thing with the materials they
require for a certain task or use. (Dictionary, n.d.)

Expertise - Expertise is an excellent level of proficiency that is an in-depth

understanding or expertise in a specific topic. (Dictionary.cambridge.org,
2023)

Flushness - Flushness occurs when a person's face turns red and heated as a
result of an intense feeling. (Collins English Dictionary, 2016)

Glossophobia - Glossophobia is a type of anxiety that refers to a severe

resistance of speaking in front of others. (Barnard, 2017)

Hampered - The difficulties in which it results in the negative thoughts on

the students.

Major Clientele - A skilled or professional individual taken and considered

collectively. (Dictionary, n.d.)

Manifest - It implies to make obvious or apparent by displaying and making

it visually apparent.

Mental Infliction - Mental infliction occurs when someone gives serious

emotional distress to another person. (Cornell.edu, 2022)

Oration or oratory - Oration or oratory is the practice of delivering

information to a live audience. (Wikipedia, 2023)

Pervaded - Pervaded is an impact, emotion, or characteristic that extend all

over and be felt everywhere. (Vocabulary, n.d.)

Phenomenological approach - Phenomenological approach is a

qualitative research method that examines non-numerical data in depth and
employs interviews and observation notes.(International Encyclopedia of the
Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2001)

Prevalent - Prevalent implies widespread, frequent, or common. (Merriam-

Webster, 2023)

Remediation - Additional guidance given to a student who has not made

sufficient progress in something meant to provide a treatment to correct a
trait.

Self-efficacy - Self-efficacy is a person's belief in their ability to interact in

the ways required to achieve specified goals. (Merriam-Webster, 2023)

Self-esteem - Self-esteem is a sense of self-assurance and pleasure in the

way that we view ourselves and consider ourselves. (Mind.org.uk, 2022)

Timidity - Timidity is a condition or quality that absence of confidence,

determination, or courage. (Merriam-Webster, 2023)

Utilize - The intended purpose in order for the students to enhance

themselves from bad experiences.